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NIH supplemental grant to Furman extends biomed research into 2026
Furman's John Wheeler says funding from the NIH and SC INBRE is essential for supporting studies that impact human health and for building a talent pipeline of scientists and clinicians.
Continue ReadingFurman’s GVL Starts fuels new wave of Greenville entrepreneurs
Thirty-six of Greenville’s venture founders shared their stories and four finalists pitched their businesses for three $5,000 startup grants.
Continue ReadingGabrielle Harvey ’27 writes opinion piece for The Greenville News
Harvey asks, "Why aren’t all nonprofits building their programs with direct input from the people they serve, especially when it costs them little to nothing to do so?" She says Greenville Together: A Home for...
Continue ReadingDavid Trone and June Trone honored by JCRC
The Trone name is synonymous with philanthropy at Furman University. David and June Trone are recognized for their contributions to the DC Jewish community and for their support of institutions and causes more broadly.
Continue ReadingFurman Professor Earns Second Fulbright
Suresh Muthukrishnan, professor of earth, environmental and sustainability science at Furman University, earned his second Fulbright award and will work in South Africa to introduce emerging technology to universities.
Continue Reading14 inducted into Furman University’s White Oaks Society
Members of the White Oaks Society have committed more than $1 million to Furman over their lifetimes. Their names are engraved into sculptures on Benefactors Green on campus.
Continue Reading‘True’ DePaoli writes op-ed in support of childcare programs
Riley Institute Summer Experience intern DePaoli urges lawmakers to prioritize childcare. In a SC Daily Gazette op-ed, she cites statistics that show why childcare programs should be considered an important part of the nation's economic...
Continue ReadingAnthony Morgan ’26 makes case for voting in primary elections
In Greenville Journal, Anthony Morgan '26 makes a case for voting in primary elections to effect change in housing prices, quality education and more.
Continue ReadingStudents make new memories and alumni reminisce at Furman Homecoming
Nearly 1,500 alumni returned to Furman’s campus to celebrate alongside students as the mall flooded with activity all weekend long.
Continue Reading‘Braiding Sweetgrass’ author, environmental biologist Kimmerer to speak Nov. 5
Named among Time Magazine’s Most Influential People of 2025, Robin Wall Kimmerer is a member of the Citizen Potawatomi Nation and is the founder and director of the Center for Native Peoples and the Environment....
Continue Reading2nd Upstate European and American Business Forum draws hundreds to Furman
Students met with major international industry leaders and attended a panel discussion on how companies put AI to work.
Continue ReadingThe State, other outlets raise a glass to Furman’s new wine label
Lyn Riddle explores Furman's new wine label, Bonhomie, in The State. Chemistry alumna Allison Kennington of nearby Kennington Family Winery segues from big pharma to viticulture. Other news outlets also toast the partnership.
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